adrijusg said
Technically, I am selling him the cover so it may be considered resale.. that’s where it’s confusing… need some mods to contribute here.

I have flagged your post for a staff reply. I think that any staff will refer to this rules: http://graphicriver.net/licenses/regular_extended . So if you have time just check out what your case fits into. As far as I know from what you have described from the beginning, then it’s OK to use Regular.

OK, if I’m making a book cover for a client do I buy regular or extended licence? Let’s say I want to use font or a texture as a part of a particular book cover. Cheers

f. You may use the Work in a work which you are creating for your own purposes or for your client who has asked you to create it.

adrijusg said
OK, if I’m making a book cover for a client do I buy regular or extended licence? Let’s say I want to use font or a texture as a part of a particular book cover.
Cheers

Well I think you only need a Regular License to work here. You are on a single project of making the book cover for your client and you want to purchase the items to make that cover. I don’t think it’s considered a “resale” as @dekurvajo said.

@Vahid, Alexa is complete bollocks.. some Google Analytics pictures would be awesome though. People would feel much better.

Traffic always varies tho so I hope that Compete’s graphics are really wrong and GR is growing.

One suggestion to increase traffic cheaply would be to do a guest posting marathon on design blogs in the name of GR and even maybe Business blogs (convincing them that they can get their needed resources on GR). It works for small service providers like web designers so it will definitely work for GR and Envato.